Shawn McAvinue

Patience is a key requirement for growing tulips during a wet spring in Southland.

West Otago high school student Lucy Eason will use a scholarship to continue "living and breathing farming".

Mace Lee is back to manage a "big beast" of a sheep and beef station between Outram and Lawrence.

Northern Southland teenager Grace Duthie ditched city living to return to her country roots and started enjoying playing rugby again.

West Otago high school student Lucy Eason will use a scholarship to continue "living and breathing farming".

An entrepreneurial spirit continues on a family dairy farm with a more than 170-year history on the Taieri.

An entrepreneurial spirit continues on a family dairy farm with a more than 170-year history on the Taieri.

A group of Central Otago farmers and growers are uniting to fight against Contact Energy seeking to lower the level of Lake Hāwea.

Agricultural entrepreneur Alex de Boer has a long history of doing business in the South.

Spores of a "devastating" livestock disease have been detected on five southern sheep farms, a scientist says.

Agricultural entrepreneur Alex de Boer has a long history of doing business in the South.

About 70 women, many wearing fancy headwear, celebrated the 94th anniversary of the Henley branch of Rural Women New Zealand.

Palmerston Spring Cattle Sale vendor John Lozell declined multiple offers to buy his steers and heifers before bidding began.

Spores of a "devastating" livestock disease have been detected on five southern sheep farms, a scientist says.

Agricultural entrepreneur Alex de Boer has a long history of doing business in the South.

Ploughmen Mark Dillon, of Northern Southland, and Bob Mehrtens, of Timaru, represented New Zealand at the 70th World Ploughing Championship in the Czech Republic last...

Ploughmen Mark Dillon, of Northern Southland, and Bob Mehrtens, of Timaru, represented New Zealand at the 70th World Ploughing Championship in the Czech Republic last...

Well, that is a cherry on top.

Beef bull buyers will need to make higher opening bids at an upcoming bull sale at the southernmost Angus stud in the world due to a booming beef market.